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NARRETT PARK STOCK. AS PROVIDED BY
1.-THE constitution of the Metropolitan Investment
and Building Company, Of Montgomery County. Nd,
there wiz be at the branch office Of said 708
SSTSSEE TWENTIETH, iss4 q hAIf.PHsf
followy; share in name Of W. A, Morsell; share,
~ MAJ; shares Mr. a l. Davis; shsre.. y; A
shares. a. L. Baker; shares A. Z Helm; shares,
II. c. Huntermsnn; shares, Z. Z. Moore: Terms ID
days CASH deposit of % each share at date OF sae
By order Of Board of pirectors
G. c. DUNCANsON, Auct ol7-Sts
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NEW YORK SOCIALISTS AND rHx PoIIcR -About
xo00 persons assembled In Union Square. New
YORK city, last evening, TO protest against the
progressive labor party on the Sth Instant Sui,er
inIsndent Murray was IN personal command az tho
ponce, put care was taken that they should do
nothing 70 excite the people. Speeches were made
ana resolutions adopted condeinntnR the sctiOn.
and the meeting dispersed quietly. S''
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81 ATr L s.xArc. hcPaEnsox.-Henry q Lit
column reitefation OF his charges against senatnr
MCPHERSON, charging him with bafgaining "a
secure the election OF Gen. 6ewell a Senstor In
what purport 70 be Photographic copies OF letter
uom senator 1cPhexson bearing on the subject.
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKs 4 CO, Auctiousers.
w $50 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post once.


Opposite City Post once.
POSITIVELY WITHOUT LIMIT TO CLOSE THE
ACCOUNT,
assEETTss E R4Tn5EH HASSNEss.
is GENTS SADDLkS.
10 LADIES' SADDLES
LOT HORSE BLANKETS AND LAP ROBrS
AT AUCTION WITHIN OUR TABLESPOONS, WE'D
NESDAl, OCToBER NINETEENTH. AT TEN
O'CLOCK IL
VNHOMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneef
ELEaANT PARLoR -FURNITuRR IN SEPARATE
Pn ERSEs s RIGHln Ra%
IIQUE FURNITTRE, FORMERLY THE PROP.
IsTER oRNAaINTS, WiNpoW-HS NaINes,
PETS ENGLisH BkfyssEis. Hall Ard Dis STAIR r.
sGRETS PM sRFEEE 4IR
MALNUT MARBLE -ToP cHAMBER FURNi.
TURE IN SUITES AND SEPARATE PIFCESF FINK
AAIR MATIkESsES SPRING UNDERhEDS AND
LOWS AND R0IsTERs, WALNUT MARBIE-
Sa ThsI AEDT kND PEA
SERVICE, FINE GLASS AND PLATED WARE
WALNUT LIBRARY TABLE, KITCHEN REQ
UISITES, &C.. &C.. AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWENTY
FIRST. 1887, commencing ct TEN O'CLOCK at resi-
dence, 729 18th street, near Pennsylvania avenue
northweet shall sell superior and choice collection
NB-The house viii be open for inspection A early
~ O'Clock on the morning Of sale.
o1S-3t THOMAS DOWNING. Auctiopeer
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VTHOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
REGULAR TUESDAYS SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS MIRRORS
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PARLoR FnnRsSSi i..
OTHER fHBLEs; Easy SaAiks. HANDs6oMNRR
roKTIEhES, IAMBREQUINSA AND LACE CUR
ASH CHAMBER-sETS, wARDROBES, FOLDING,
BEDS, HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES, PHI
LOWS Vs. AND Nd, B0LsTEKs, BLANKETS, bed
And OTHER siDEBoARDs, WALNUT PII.i.S
EXTENSION TABLES, CHINA AND GLASS.
WARE; HALL RACK, Hall. CHAIRS. COOKING
CARPETS CARPETS. CARPETS
FINEST ASSORTMENT
SECONDHAND Mouo6ET. VELVET, WILTON.
BODY, TAPESTRY, AND OTHER CARPETS AND
KKSds' H ENEk OFFERED. BEING FROM A PRI-
HORSES. BUGGIEs, pHAEfoNs, WAGONS, HAIR.
NESS, &c,
~ n,,r., AZ AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER EIGH-
sell In front and within spacious saesrooms 9th
and streets northwest an unusual large assortment
OF nne Household Goods, Carpets, &c.
This sale should the attention of parties I'm
search OF hne Carpets, Furniture &c.
o;NSIb3CCrrh e :, Sarpets will be sold at TWELVE
Horses and Carriages at HALF-PAsT ELEVEN A.
Ill. o15-2t
II THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON AC-
TWENTIETH, commencing at Ten O'CLOCK. sale
on that day without REGARD to weather olk
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me AuSeutureS Oh u GOB0 WATCH
n WAS srOLES ELEVEN YEARS Ago, LAY OUT In THE
WOODS SIX YEARS, AND HAS JUST GOT BACK TO
THE OWNER
Troy, ALA, october 1Sl--A curious story about
watch has just developed here. Twenty years ago
Mr.. George Etheridge, who lived In the upper part
OF this county, treated himself 70 rine gold watch
Tor which he paid sI65. HE took it home and ms
father told him that inasInuch as he had invested
50 much In watch that it would be a good idea
10 take down the makers name and number
which he did, without ever thinning that that lit
Tie precaution would ever avail anything. he kept
n until 1876 when Iaborer his place took adj
vantage OF his absence one day, broke into his
Out. The thief went down into Dale County.
and In short time got into trouble In
order TO evsvce the clutches OF the law he
LAID out In piece OF woods, and while
there he lost his stolen prize, and in a
short time left for the West. In 1sS2 while Mr.
Metcalf, who lives near Daleyille, was shrub
bling piece OF second years land, ne found the
watch and related the circumstances 20 several OF
IT'S nelgnOOrs but could find no owner for the
Jperty. The watch had been lying in the woods
years, and Was In bad TX. MetcaIf carried
GA Jeweler In Eufaula and had IL repaired and
* IL home vita him and kept IL until last Sat
lay. In the early part OF the week Mr.. A. Haley,
this city, who Is a brOther-in-law or Mr. Eth,
dye, heard something that induced MIN 10 wire
Z. Ether1dge al Evergreen TO come over; that he
fought be could put him on the track of his lost
eatch- Mr.. Etneridge arrived In the city and went
10 Mr. MetcalTs; described the watch gave the
plumber AMI the makers name, paid Metcllf what
he had paid out for repairs received his properly
and returned highly elated over his Success In re-
covering his lost Jeweiry.
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proposed .sfhe President" and Mr.. Phelps re-
sponded. He said it was always gratifying duty
70 reply 70 toast Invariably honored 90 heartily
by Englishmen. The Kindness which everywhere
surrounded the path of American Representatives
was evidence OF the cordial friendship felt toward
their brethren across the seas These relations
were not the property OF England and America
alone, hut Concerned the whole civilized
world. 1t would be Q calamity too great
70 be anticipated II these relations should
terminate. 1t was ever TO be borne il mind that
the friendship OF peoples depended far less on the
conduct OF their public men than on the spirit
which emanates from the people themselves.
Diplomacy probably got credit for moro than Il
was worth in the guidance Of these relations
Friendly relations were much better maintained
BY mutual justice and kindness than By attempt
ing to obtain diplomatic promise that injustice
and unktndnees would not be attempted. such
promises might be worthless and they were need
less when mutual friendship boundtwo countries
together.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Phelps speech the
chairman read telegram from the queens private
secretary. saying: "Her majesty Is much gratife1
by your kind and loyal expressions and Is pleased
TO hear OF the handsome gift OF Mr. Chlds to STRAIT
ford"
Mr.. Walter, proprietor of the London Times, pro-
posed the health OF Mr. ChtldS.
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Alleged FrauduIent Insurance.

DETECTIVE ARRESTS wILKEsBARkE MERCHANT
AND u HIAsELF IN TURN ARRESTED.
AT "nkesoarre, Pa, Joseph z. Orr, prominent
ory goods merchant, was arrested Saturday after
aDon "a Complaint Of Frank Aui OF Pittsburg, an
oSeectlye and insurance agent, who charged
- sien arson In March, 1857 flre broke out
ssoII. teoanlagfng goods 10 the value OF nearly
S,e'oNSo' vPon which there was an Insurance OF
$500 .asoo. ine insurance companies refused 70 pay
sa-S .. ahu suit was at once Instituted
asAhst tnein IN New York city. AT the hearing
satQrday Mtsrhoon II was claimed on behalf OF orr
saAa tns p'ossSatlon Was started by the Insurance
companies In order 70 head on the suir againsf the
companies whiea Is set down for tr,ai nersmporiIy
oriore Judge Barrett to-day and MAI hi, arrest
ras male Tor The purpose OF damagfno Ma case
s11se Woodward liked bail al an Osn Detectiye
Aun vas arrested saturday evening Oh rrrei win
PefJury, and WAS held In $500 bali ~~' So WV"
NJ Dxt IA or MRS: JouS DRAMA snec.a, IN the
"a Iofk Word from Cleveland ob,o $500. ~ ~
e ssys: The vile OF John DeIano AL " -,
$3.50 hon: sac had been an Invsiid 81 .ese ILLS
49, and was under Treatment az a,n ~, = 10
rss Institutions OF this ciry ~, ny NJ Pr
Nsrnon tsntsr or JUICE X O. an, -. D Ss
called heretss s, a,v Of Eank II. Hurd who was
80 's'ioussarn In her nlness 1 ahnoonc-
s,a1 I an, N hSuuer, minister a, n,n,,,
80 ~ ssueSeI NJ. Aazeau a. ,,,,n,. ic instIue-
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
TlHoMAs E. wAaGAMAN. Real Estate Auctionet

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On MARYLAND AVENUE BETWEEN FOUR
WEST
the District Of Columbia, passed in equity cause
No $40 will sell AZ public suction in front Of Iii
DAY OF OCTOBER A. ID. 1887, at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. the east half Of lot numbered
enue between ~ and 9th streets southwest improved
BY dwelling house and large brick stable.
Terms OF sale: One third Cs) cash. and the balance
Of purchase money in six twelve and eightn months
with interest from day of SALE the payment thereof
be secured by the promssory notes Of the purchaser
or purchasers or all the purchase money be paid
cash on day OF sale ratification Of sale by
court. lien reserved the property for purchase
money and interest. No deed given until purchase
money and interest be paid deposit 5000 will be
required when property is knocked down All convey
ancing at cost Of purchaser II terms be complied
with within days after sale the property viii
sold at risk and cost Of defaultire purchaser.
5. s. HENKLE, Trustee,
- Office ago Louisiana ave,
THOS. Z. WAGGANAN, Auctioneer. ol1-dSds
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s,d, r an, M seuller, minister on n,n,,. ,
tee AMI Sssd N Aazeau as mIais,e e i ns rue
OF instruet,or Mso WI De appointed m,p, !l
VA " succeeded by ". Ricard
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We are pursuing our steady. legitimate course
OF tzade. sathsrins In what bargains the market
aaords aud Swing our patrons the fun benefit
ofau such purchases in desirable fabrics andos
standard manufacture and reliable voramsa.
sn'p. We only offer such clothing = win prove
worthy OF oonhdsnce consequently W ease
ciosnins that viii b sstisfsctory 70 our pstrona
"scsu special sstsntiOn TO our TAILORING d.
partment which h nllsd With very lszss and
varied line Of Coths Diagonala, corascrsvs
su'unss Pansaleonings. 10. As, watch ~
make to ordsR st vsy short notes. ahirss made
teepdse
NOAH WALKER 4 co.
|" 626 Psnnsyinnis svsnuA
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q GORGE W. sTIcKNEY, Auct.. $50 street
Trustees SALE OF A HANDSOME DWELLING
HOUSE. No. HOO VIRGINIA AVENUE SoUTH

WEST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust u.s. recorded in iiber
No ll39, folio 19 ct seq, one Of the land records
Of the District OF Columbia and at the written ne -
quest Of the party thereby secured and Of the ~
on WEpNEsDAY. THE NINETEENTH bay OF
OCTOBER, A. ID, 1857, at FIVE O'CLOCK r M,
subdivision of par, Of original lot CD in squsre
three hnndred and twenty i've 1921 Lot 20 IL At the
fronts 20 os feet on said avenue has depth Of 5925
andcontains about g34 feet The lot is improved by
= handsome brick DWELLING containing mine rooms aud
modern improvements
Terms Of sale An indebtedness Of $500 now rest.
ing on SAID property TO be assumed By the
rs follows Twenty-Five hundred dollars cash and the
residue IN one note 1t twelve mopths bearing ax per
cent from the day OF sale, and secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold deposit OF 6l00 viii be
cost q the Burehsser Il the terms Of sale not
right TO resell the property after Eve days sdvertse
ment at the cost and risk q the detsulns purchaser
o12-dkds GEORGE C. BOARMAN 4 fruseees.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF Two.sroRY FRAME HOUSE
NO. sos TENTH STREET SOUTHFAsT Al

AUCTION.
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of -
the District OF Columbia, PASSED October 9th f<E5
1887, in the OF Isabel r. Knott ct al VS. Hsr Lug
neil pickerson ct al, equity No. lo579. docket ~
will sell at public front OF the premises on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER NINETEENTH 1857 al
FIVE O'CLOCK =. NJ, that part Of lot IL, in square
the southeast corner of lot TO- said square and run
ming thence W. 81, l0t, thence O.. "a. thence q 81
improvements
Terms Of sale: One-third purchase money cash hal.
ance one and two years. interest per cent from ay
OF sale payable semi; annually secured by deed Of
purchaser. deposit of Sl00 required at time OF sale
Terms OF sale 70 he complied with within ten DAYS
chaser after i've days public notice in the Evening
Star.
THOMAS NJ FIELDS, Trustee.
o6-d6ds 400 Louis avenue n ~
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A can DRIVERS EXPLOIT.
He Passed Himself Off as a Cattle
King and Married a Sc. Zoe Belle.

81. LOUIS, october ia st. Joseph special to
the Glooe-Ds1aocrat tells the following romantic
story: A year and a half ago handsome, we'll
with the appearance OF a polished gentleman, and,
10 all appearances, the pocket-0Ook OF a Million
represented himself as a cattle KING and had maps
upon which he pointed out the exact location and
extent OF his ranches. The man gave his name as
Henry w. Meyers He gave opera parties, wine
suppers, &c, and was an honored guest In the
mansions OF ST. Joseph's first families
while here expended at least $500 IN social
pleasure He met among other charming young
ladies one WAC was the bell OF the circle in which
and she with him. As result, they were engaged,
and IN month married After living with his
young vile Two weeks Meyers suddenly disap-
peared and has not been seen In the city since
He was nOurned as dead, and it was supposed
some one had murdered him and robbed him for
the Immense sums OF money he was popularity
supposed 10 carry on his person. The wife was
distracted, and the local press at the time con-
large rewards for the discovery OF his body.
The relatives OF the wife, after the frSt burst OF
his mans property, thinking some clew could be
iscOyered there They did not succeed In this
'ut did learn that no such man had ever owned
loot OF ground or single hoof In Texas. A little
urJher Investigation revealed that Meyers was
beyond question ScOundrel and adventurer
They returned home with their news but kept II
stcr"dly within the bosom OF the injured family
The present week a number OF st. Joseph people
attended the Kansas city festivities and when re-
turning from the Priests OF Pallas ball THURSDAY
night, two OF them thought they recognized the
cao-dnyer. suddenly IL dawned upon them that
he WAS Meyers The recognition seemed to be mu-
tual, for Meyers hailed a passing cabman ex-
changed places with him and was seen no more
Before going home the ST Joseph gentlemen went
10 the Lanuls CAP company, where Meyers was
employed and tried TO see him, but he had not
been II the barn since the night before, and no
one knew where he was.
The announcement OF what had been seen I'm
Kansas City created a wonderful excitement when
told here, ana the poor vile who has child about
rs A. 81 ha arrn
been learned that Meyers had been In Texas in the
capacity OF book eeper for a prominent ranchman.
and that Is how he came TO know so much about
that state IL was also learned that he had a Wife
and three children IN Texas, whom he deserted be-
fore coming 10 St joe Meyers seems is heavily
In deDt In ST. Joe, owing bills 10 the amount OF
over 81, 500.
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NNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
hYACINTHS TULIPS, AND OTHER BULBS DI :.
RECT FROM HOLLAND AT AUCTION
ONTHURSDAY, OCTOBER TWENTIETH 1857 AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK. at my uction rooms. will sell A
choice consignment of the above bulbs
Vim be sold in lots to suit. o1S-ot
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II oBERT VOsE 8 Co. Auctioneers
FEREMPToRY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON SECOND STREET, NEAR MASSACEU-
SETS AVENUE NORTHEAST.
We will sell, to the higest bidder on wEpyFs
DAY IAAH, OCTOBER NINETEENTH, at HALF-PAsT go
-FOUR O'CLOCK y. M, that fine three-story LII
Brick Dwelling. with bay window and ali modern i'm
provements. No. 4l2 second street northeast.
Terms: Onethird cash; balance in six. twelve and
eighteen months at six per cent interest Convey
ancing at purchaser cost.
ol1-dts ROBERT yOSF Aurt
XNALTER b WILLIAMS CO. Auctioneer. SALE
w OF CoNDEMNED STORES AT MARINE BAR-
6cf6BER SfSffskSfh 1857 Al T MEhNp ScIoak
An we shall sell q public auction quantity Of
demned articles. such Cartridge Boxes Musket
Sings Bayonet Scabbards Swords Waist Bslts KNAPP
sacks HaNersacks. Canteens, Old Iron, Brass Trum-
Safe, Desks, Chairs, Stoves, Carpets Rues Mating
old Mail WAGON &C. Terms. cash at time OF sale BY
order of the Major and Quartermaster u s. Marine
Corps. WALTER b. WILLIAMS q co, Anct oil Sd
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts o6-dSdH
DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY.
On TUESDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTEENTH at
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. will sell st public auction ga
in front Of the premises, that beautifully located
lot corner of South Carolins and tn
improved by twostory brick lnearly newt. containing
rooms and fine cellar. and ali mod imps
400 required at time OF sale conv.ysncing at pur-
chaser's cost. Terms IT day of sale.
ol5-dkds r. VosE CO., Auctioneers.
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THIS EVENING.
TOMORROW.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctiopeer.

VNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctiopeer.
SPECIAL SALE OF
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BRUSSELS AND IN
GRAIN CARPETS, CHOICE PARLoR AND
CHAMBER FURNITURE, SEVERAL TURKISH
ANDSMYRNA RUGS,FINE HAIR MATTREssES
FOLDING MANTEL BEDsTEADs DINING
ROOM FURNITuRE TOGETHER WITH
OF OTHER DESIRABLE HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER NINE
TENTH, 1887, commencing At TEN O'CLOCK.
within aud in front Of auction rooms shall sell
large and desirable collection household eects re-
moved TO my auction rooms for convenience OF sale
n, b. The carpets viii be sold At IL O'Clock pre-
cisely ol7-M
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o14-4t
WEEkS CO. Auctioneera
cHASoERY SALE OF VALUABLE r,pRovrp
kEAL SLAIE BEING PREMISES NO. 7lo
E siTH n SrhEEt SOUTHEAST, WASHINGTON

f EiITTHIhh sSrhEEt SOUTHEAST. WASHINGTON
the p sns q 81 Ss sinss q Ii: ssP@s Court
equity osass no Il. 2S ri :, S sss
ESSs 8
srss .nd soSr * .
Goo S e.. s z. IS
s sa ;tS sas
Sn n ma ma g Public Alley thence north along the
,hence est one hundred and nine Goej fest one q,
a:ss SSs.ss 3
Term: q =. prs.rissa BY tn. decree. op.,a,ra
q the pp1rchssse money g b lsd Within ten days
the IrSps.S !. s.ruei o. md The b..ne. tssr.oi in
he q The ala sss
~ 'ss!s oa@s sSs
purchasers cost and r ,b,- -
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE uNIMPRovEp
H Ss SsfR dbS 5, STREET. Sfsf
By Of 2, the sSpss%s
Of septembs1 D. 1851 IN equity aa 1n e.nss
IL, iSsS NJ f r bI SpS 81
oHg Sns Ct sss Ms ana Z
offered. that parcel Of real lying and being in
the city of Georgetown in the District Of Columbia
known LOT pinetyfo (s4l in Threlkelds addition
to Georgetoyn. D. This propsrty win be offered IN
time and place Of sale.
Terms ,.le. prescribed By decree. one-thira
two years after date with interest at per FER
annum until psd, secured by deeds trust upon the
property sod all cssh at option of purchaser
yeyancing cost Of purchaser deposit Of ESQ viii
be required each lot sold time OF sale In case
terms of sale are not complied with in ten u9) days
the Trustees reserve right 70 resell after I'VE 90 days
chaser.
WIN KING. IN. Trustee.
1922 18th st. NV.
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CIR Tn Bar.
.Tm CONCORD HAlxRsa.
"TA4 CONCORD NARNTsas
4 1uli STOCK q I'll kinda kaps copsfsnfly a hana.
hsvsEs q 1mttAtoua
- eurs a Nana "a Nunhsa
Iu1x Z mo Ae7 RuuA. Avuus
AA3pazine Nstianai HstsL
3xunhl oud GAAchels q TIE Ssut NaHns n VAR Env
1f1csR fI1nh TSpstysd by Skillsd VoTSmSn $p31
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NorH1se LIKE II
IN THIS CITY
IN QUALITY AND CHRApNxss
THAN THE
FINE CLOTHING SOLD AT THE
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 90.

AHeavy Mixed Chsviot Suit ct GO.
Heavy Mixed Cassimer Suit Ut $3.50
A Heavy Atwood CAssimsr Suit q 40.
A Black Atwood Corkscrsw Cutsv,y suit n 40
Fine Prince Albert Suit 1t ala
We have full line Of Cutaway and Sack Suits, in
Cnevos ana Consumer IT prices that viii astonsh you
We hsvs 2 u4 line Of Fsll and Winter Overcosts -
%, ~, %, $40. o " aud upwsrda
We hay.s r. f9i line Of Boys Suits and ovsrcoats.
We have full line Of ohndssns suits. nom ease
We have fun line Of ohildzsns ovssoost., from %
1000 Pair Of odd Pants for Mem, Boya and CHI
drep very cheap. d the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.
~ Cornse 7th md q ~ NV
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AUCTION SALES.
ID oBERr vosE q co.
HI Real kstate Aeentx 800 D a "A

vALuARI.E BUILDING lot BY AUCTION
On TDLsDAr, QCToBER El0HIEENTH 81 -
Hall fAsb OUh O'CLOCK r - This lot b
sSu.r,s sS S:, s5d con,an, ses4N 10
euyes Title perfect. All conveyancinr Al Ire csst 81
the parchsssi el0o deposit required
RoBERr vo3E.
olf-1e Ancsaonear.
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A srEEcH PROM MIxIsrER purIps

The bands played the Queens Anthem, ana
''Iiail Columbia" and three cheers for the queen
the President, and Minister Phelps, and round OF
aeclamatlons Tor MI. Chtids concluded the out
ton were afterwart given banquet In the town
hall, at which the mayor presided Lord Dela va ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-04
a AIeer EAHe.

On the 81 of April. 1886, Mr.. Bryant
b. Craudnll, q wol-kDown real estate
dealer OF Buffalo II T., Wal reported
misslnc, having lets his homo tho day
previous. On the evening OF the same
DAY n letter was received from Mr.
O,sndall dated Niagara Falls, stating
that no in;eudef 10 commit suicide. On
the following day his hat, bearing hla
name, was found Oh the river bALk sod
on July ~ q body Supposed to bs that
of Mr.. Grand WIS found below the
whirlpool.
Toe body was taken to Buff,lo. and
although IN q very advanced state OF
'decompos!.i1n IN, wac reported as having
been identified By certain mark as that
of Mr. Crandall. The body was duly
buried and the matter lost sight of until
"a letter dated from San Fran cisco,
March "a, from wellknow1 gentle.
man Of thia ely travelling in Calif0r.
MIA, was received yesterday by o per
soDal friend. THE writer, in speaking
OF persons formerly Buffalo men, and
Others whom no haG met at Ids
Angeles, rnakes the following remarka
bis statement:
81 was surprised to meet B. B. Gram
dali In the street here. You will re.
ne tab Der be was reported to have com
united suicide, and il ] am nct mistaken,
body was recovered and identified as
hts" This anuounos mint has created
something of q sensation here. but the
friends aud relatives OF Mr. Crandall
still maintain that the body buried
was unduu btsdly his.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-04
rho easiest pncsr 10 the world.

Mr.. Frank Siddall OF Philadelphia,
has purchased of Commodore N. W.
Kittson, OF st Paul, Minn., for Si2 eco,
the famous PAGER Johnstoa. record
206A. In Johnston, Mr.. Siddall has
ii Q fastest PAGER in the world. Johns
tons great record was made at Chicago
on October 3. 1884, when for the third
time he started to beat 2 10. He wac
driven by john Span, ana reached the
quarter pust in 3?1i Il; the half in
0315, and the thi,0 quarter In 1.3i,
com pieting the mile IN 06i5. The
last quarter was paced in 3lI4 a., q
finishing rate also mover bsaten Dy any
horse. During his career Johnston has
beaten 20 10 times. OF which 13 heats
were bcu,er than IA, and three in $40
aud batter. Dan Woo'maneee said to
y st. Paul reporter: "The price paid /,
said to have been Sl2 500, but of this
matter am not at liberty to speak
The horse il in barn at Midway, Ia
the pink of condition. and will be taken
TO Phiiadelphia in tho spring."